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• After Back-to-back Hurricanes, Georgia’s Pecan Farmers Brace for the Future

  News, October 08, 2025

• Gov. Kemp: September Net Tax Revenues Up 1.9%

  News, October 08, 2025

• Philip J. Hickey, Jr. to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at the GRACE Awards

  News, October 08, 2025

• Georgia Department of Labor Mobilizes Resources to Support Federal Employees During Government Shutdown

  News, October 08, 2025

• UGA Receives National Recognition For Economic Development Work Across Georgia

  News, October 08, 2025

• The 2025–2026 Georgia Quail Hunting Season Starts Soon, Bookings Open With Quail Hunting Georgia

  News, October 08, 2025

• Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites Remain Open During Federal Government Shutdown

  Features, October 08, 2025

  Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites are not affiliated with the National Park System and will remain open despite the federal government shutdown beginning October 1. The sites are operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and continue to welcome visitors.

• Holiday Travel Trends 2025: Cost, Comfort, and Closer-to-Home Trips

  News, October 08, 2025

• New AICPA Survey Finds 74% of Americans Who Have Personal Student Loans are Worried About Their Ability to Pay Those Loans Back

  News, October 08, 2025

• Realtor.com: Seven Figures Is Not What It Used to Be - Luxury Now Starts at $1.3 Million

  News, October 08, 2025

• KIA America Posts Best Quarter and Highest Year-To-Date Sales in Company History

  News, October 07, 2025

• TSA Workers at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to Receive Relief Amid Government Shutdown

  News, October 07, 2025

• Auburn and Baylor Slated for 2026 Aflac Kickoff Game

  News, October 07, 2025

• A Quick Guide to Georgia’s 2025 Public Service Commission Elections

  News, October 07, 2025

• Bank with Georgia Footprint Agrees to $10.9B Merger

  News, October 07, 2025

• Georgia Power Grid Emerges Stronger Following Hurricane Helene

  Features, October 07, 2025

  In the months that followed Hurricane Helene, once customers were safely reconnected as quickly as possible, the company took the time to strategically rebuild parts of the grid with smarter technology and stronger infrastructure, which included upgrading power lines, poles and transformers to enhance reliability and durability for future storms.

• Attorney General Shuts Down Deceptive Cancer Charity Fundraising Scheme

  News, October 07, 2025

• New Study: 7 in 10 Big US Companies Report AI Risks in Public Disclosures

  News, October 07, 2025

• Cybersecurity Funding Surges 37% in Q2 2025, Signaling Strongest Year Since 2022

  News, October 07, 2025

• 11 New Home Markets Where Prices Could Drop 20% From Their Peak in 2025

  News, October 07, 2025

• Atrium Health Floyd + Harbin Clinic Schedule Breast Cancer Awareness Events

  News, October 06, 2025

• City of Rome Recognizes Berry PA Program

  News, October 06, 2025

• The 45 Most Beautiful College Campuses In The South

  News, October 06, 2025

• New Attractions Make their Debut at the Georgia National Fair

  News, October 06, 2025

• Graduation Rate Data Highlights Need for More Charter High Schools in Georgia

  News, October 06, 2025

• Blue Ridge-Fannin County Named Rural Community of the Year by Georgia Chamber

  News, October 06, 2025

• Jackson County Chamber Seeking New Director of Economic Development

  News, October 06, 2025

• Southern Linc and Georgia State Agencies Celebrate Interoperability Project with Ceremony at the Capitol

  News, October 06, 2025

• Phil Kent on the Current Lobbyist Issue of JAMES Magazine

  Video, October 06, 2025

  CEO & Publisher of JAMES Magazine Phil Kent talks about what readers can expect to learn in the current Lobbyist Issue of JAMES Magazine and provides information on how to subscribe.

• CFO Optimism Rises in Q3 2025 Despite Worries About Key Global Economies

  News, October 06, 2025

• Survey: Nearly Half of Leaders Would Give Up Their Title Just to Feel Engaged at Work

  News, October 06, 2025

• Expert Panel Anticipates Home Price Growth Will Moderate

  News, October 06, 2025

• As Film Industry Declines, Georgia has Become a Hotspot for Game Shows

  News, October 03, 2025

• Georgia Students Continue to Beat the Nation on SAT

  News, October 03, 2025

• JB Hunt To Close Georgia Facility, Citing ‘Changing Business Conditions’

  News, October 03, 2025

• Locate South Georgia, Downtown Development Authority of Madison, and Gina Webb of OneGeorgia Authority Named 2025 Rural Champions

  Features, October 03, 2025

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce named Locate South Georgia, the Downtown Development Authority of Madison, and OneGeorgia Authority Director, Gina Webb as the 2025 Rural Champions. The three 2025 Rural Champions were selected by a statewide panel that reviewed numerous nominations from across Georgia.

• Safety First: Crews Conduct Ride Inspections at the Georgia National Fair

  News, October 03, 2025

• CareSource Invests $100,000 to Support Georgia Farmers’ Mental Health

  News, October 03, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Declines Again in September

  News, October 03, 2025

• 93% of Executives Admit Their Customer Experience Is 'Broken'

  News, October 03, 2025

• Shifts That Could Shape Q4 Market Behavior

  News, October 03, 2025

• Masters Job Applications Now Open for 2026 Tournament

  News, October 02, 2025

• Underwood Ammo to Create 120 New Manufacturing Jobs in Effingham County

  News, October 02, 2025

• Port of Savannah Container Volumes up 9% in August

  News, October 02, 2025

• Savannah Hosts 2025 Youth Symposium, Gathering Leaders from Across Georgia

  Features, October 02, 2025

  The City of Savannah, in partnership with GeorgiaForward and Georgia Municipal Association, proudly hosted the 2025 Youth Symposium Sept. 19–21, welcoming Youth Council leaders and advisors from across Georgia for three days of learning, collaboration, and inspiration.

• Thousands of State of Georgia Employees Walk 880 Million Steps to Benefit Title I Schools

  News, October 02, 2025

• Holiday Hiring Surges As Workers Seek Extra Shifts Amid Cost-of-Living Pressures

  News, October 02, 2025

• Survey: One in Four Small Business Owners Are in Survival Mode but Adapting

  News, October 02, 2025

• National Report: Private Sector Employment Shed 32,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

  News, October 02, 2025

• Atrium Health Floyd Medical Center CNA Earns Honor

  News, October 01, 2025

• NWGA: GDOT Names Joel Dillingham as New Area 4 Manager

  News, October 01, 2025

• Groundbreaking Prostate Surgery Performed at Atrium Health Floyd

  News, October 01, 2025

• $50M Stadium Coming to West Georgia for a Sport You Might Not Expect

  News, October 01, 2025

• Lockheed Martin’s Future in Georgia is Likely to Grow Beyond the C-130

  News, October 01, 2025

• Georgia's Newest Community Improvement District Holds Inaugural Meeting in Albany

  News, October 01, 2025

• Georgia Power Highlights First Contracts Under New Rules & Regulations

  News, October 01, 2025

• Campaign for Georgia Lieutenant Governor Gets Another GOP Contender

  News, October 01, 2025

• Employment Falls or Holds Steady Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions

  News, October 01, 2025

• AG Carr Backs New FCC Proposal Allowing for Cell Phone Jamming Technology in State Prisons and Jails

  News, October 01, 2025

• Spirit Airlines To Furlough 1,800 Flight Attendants Amid Second Bankruptcy Sources

  News, October 01, 2025

• Scams Total $64B in Losses and Impact 7 in 10 Americans Finds State of Scams USA Report

  News, October 01, 2025

• Women Business Collaborative Releases Women CEOs in America 2025 Report

  News, October 01, 2025

• Georgia Graduation Rate Climbs to 87.2%, Another Historic High

  News, September 30, 2025

• Governor Kemp Recognizes Workforce Development Month; Announces Third Workforce Summit

  Features, September 30, 2025

  Governor Brian Kemp has proclaimed September as Workforce Development Month in Georgia, recognizing the critical role of education, training, and talent development in keeping the state competitive and promoting prosperity for hardworking Georgians.

• Anniversary Of Hurricane Helene Reinforces Importance Of Severe Weather Preparedness For Georgia Power And Customers

  News, September 30, 2025

• Another Buc-ee’s Breaks Ground in Georgia. Are You on the Beaver Bandwagon?

  News, September 30, 2025

• Rivian Chose Georgia for plant, HQ Because State Leads Way in EV Production

  News, September 30, 2025

• Is it OK for GA Businesses to Refuse Cash as Payment? Here’s What State Law Says

  News, September 30, 2025

• AAA: Fall Brings Cooler Temps and Lower Pump Prices in Georgia

  News, September 30, 2025

• Retirement Confidence High Among US Employees, Yet Many Make Basic Financial Mistakes

  News, September 30, 2025

• What Do Luxury Travelers Want?

  News, September 30, 2025

• New Consumer Data Reveals Financial Confidence Slump Driving Shift to Intentional Shopping

  News, September 30, 2025

• Atlanta Forfeits $37.5M in Airport Funds After Refusing to Agree to Trump's DEI Ban

  News, September 29, 2025

• Georgia Breaks Tourism Records for Third Year in a Row

  Features, September 29, 2025

  Governor Brian Kemp joined the Georgia Department of Economic Development in announcing that the state broke tourism records for the third consecutive year and ranked No. 5 in the nation for overnight visitation for the fifth year in a row.

• Stipend Could Address Georgia’s Rural Doctor Shortage, Experts Say

  News, September 29, 2025

• Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan Headlining Concert At UGA’s Sanford Stadium

  News, September 29, 2025

• Teach in the Peach Welcomes First-year Teachers to the Classroom

  News, September 29, 2025

• K12 Private Academy & New Horizons New Directions Preparatory Academy Partner to Expand Educational Opportunities

  News, September 29, 2025

• The New Job Hunt Reality: More Seekers, Longer Timelines, Greater Required Flexibility

  News, September 29, 2025

• Buying a Car Through a Dealership: What American Consumers Should Know

  News, September 29, 2025

• Deloitte: Holiday Retail Sales Expected to Increase 2.9% to 3.4%

  News, September 29, 2025

• Dr. George Bosworth: A Legacy of Care and Leadership

  News, September 26, 2025

• Metro Rome Sees Slight Fall in August Unemployment

  News, September 26, 2025

• Colony Bank Opens Nominations for 2026 Colony Leadership Academy

  News, September 26, 2025

• Georgia Power Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, September 26, 2025

• The Weather Channel To Air ‘Helene: One Year Later’- Coverage On Resilience & Recovery

  News, September 26, 2025

• VA Awards More than $32 Million in Grants to Fight Veteran Homelessness in Georgia

  News, September 26, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Lower Taxes for Georgia Nurses

  News, September 26, 2025

• SOS Raffensperger Continues Comprehensive Year-Round List Maintenance Audit

  News, September 26, 2025

• BMO Real Financial Progress Index Reveals Shifting Generational Wealth Transfer

  News, September 26, 2025

• Third Quarter Sees Homes Grow Less Affordable In Much Of Country

  News, September 26, 2025

• Deloitte: As Generative AI Gains Ground, Consumers Choose the Innovators They Trust

  News, September 26, 2025

• Want to Sell Your Home? Start Early

  News, September 26, 2025

• SOS Raffensperger to Host Free Small Business Event in Rome Featuring Local Panelists

  News, September 25, 2025

• ATDC at Georgia
Tech Celebrates 45 Years of Empowering Entrepreneurs; Announces the ATDC Graduating Class of 2025

  News, September 25, 2025

• Blake Raulerson Named UGA’s Next Vice President for Government Relations

  News, September 25, 2025

• From Coast to Coast: How the Chick-fil-A Shared Table Program Delivers Care Across the Country

  News, September 25, 2025

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Georgia Grown Veteran Spotlight at Georgia National Fair as Part of America250 Celebration

  News, September 25, 2025

• Hyundai Announced as a Title Sponsor for the 2025-2026 Georgia History Festival

  Features, September 25, 2025

  The Georgia Historical Society is pleased to announce Hyundai (HMGMA) as a title sponsor for the 2025-2026 Georgia History Festival. The Festival is GHS’s signature K-12 educational program, reaching more than 250,000 students statewide from September through April each year.

• Kemp indicates Visit to South Korea Not Reaction to Federal Raid

  News, September 25, 2025

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